Microlearning in Higher Education: Student Challenges and Engagement

This study aims to explore microlearning in higher education, the challenges that may be faced by institutions and students as well as student involvement in the learning process. This study uses a qualitative approach with a literature study research method. Data collection techniques are carried out by looking for sources from books, journals and the like. The results of the research 1) The challenges found are in the application of microlearning, including the creation of quality content that can convey academic concepts in depth, limited access to technology in certain areas, and the potential for knowledge fragmentation; 2) Microlearning combined with self-regulated learning (SRL) is able to provide greater benefits by encouraging the development of self-learning skills and self-reflection

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ASGHAR Journal of Children Studies
Published
2025-06-27
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https://doi.org/10.28918/asghar.v5i1.10476
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E-Learning and COVID-19
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Microlearning in Higher Education: Student Challenges and Engagement

Muh. Ilham, Dwhy Dinda Sari
ASGHAR Journal of Children Studies
E-Learning and COVID-19
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Microlearning in Higher Education: Student Challenges and Engagement

Muh. Ilham, Dwhy Dinda Sari
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Abstract

This study aims to explore microlearning in higher education, the challenges that may be faced by institutions and students as well as student involvement in the learning process. This study uses a qualitative approach with a literature study research method. Data collection techniques are carried out by looking for sources from books, journals and the like. The results of the research 1) The challenges found are in the application of microlearning, including the creation of quality content that can convey academic concepts in depth, limited access to technology in certain areas, and the potential for knowledge fragmentation; 2) Microlearning combined with self-regulated learning (SRL) is able to provide greater benefits by encouraging the development of self-learning skills and self-reflection

ASGHAR Journal of Children StudiesVol. 5(1)
Openalex Percentile: Top 78%
E-Learning and COVID-19
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